[00:05] what kernel command line option should i use with the U20 installer to prevent it from trying to DHCP on all NICs? === M4he is now known as mahe [02:46] hey all [02:48] hi Swift110-mobile [02:48] o/ [02:58] klausfiend, your question was vague.. u20? no such release; Ubuntu Core 20? Ubuntu 20.04 LTS? etc.. even if 20.04 which ISO? as that dictates the installer (ubiquity, subiquity, calamares if flavor).. etc. Ubuntu doesn't use a single installer (even though a number are di compatible for the most part) [03:09] guiverc: specifically the 20.04 LTS autoinstaller [03:10] the new method doesn't use preseed any longer and it doesn't seem to respect the options i used to use with preseed to specify the boot NIC [03:10] ubiquity? subiquity? calamares? you've not said if desktop, server, flavor etc. that define the installer used on ISO [03:11] ah, sorry, subiquity [03:11] but the problem isn't the installer per se [03:11] it's the initrd options [03:11] in this case it's the initrd that comes from the netinstall ISO [03:12] I see some network options in the casper manpage, is that what you're already using klausfiend ? [03:12] sec, lemme get you the options i'm using [03:14] imgargs vmlinuz ip=dhcp ipv6.disable=1 interface=eth0 biosdevname=0 net.ifnames=0 root=/dev/ram0 ramdisk_size=1800000 url=http://installserver/images/ubuntu20/ubuntu-20.04.3-live-server-amd64.iso ds=nocloud-net;s=http://installserver/cloud-init/ fsck.mode=skip ro autoinstall initrd=initrd [03:14] in our case we're setting the value for "interface" programmatically (so it's not always going to be eth0, hence part of the problem) [03:17] if you controlled the network config from subiquity autoinstall, would that be too late? [03:19] yeah, the problem is that all of our hardware has multiple NICs, and a majority are connected via LACP trunks, so booting off the non-primary NIC has a high probability of failure [03:19] (not to mention our provisioning system keys devices to their primary MAC) [03:20] casper manpage sounds like it doesn't acknowledge an interface option, and instead that's part of the ip option. though I don't know if it has the granularity to just do dhcp on one interface. [03:38] ok, i got ubuntu 21.04 loaded on my Air successfully.. finally.. now, my printer does not work with ubuntu. It does work with Mint..any ideas? it's a Canon MP560 [03:43] xboxbml: how is the printer connected? network or USB or something else? [03:45] network.. [03:46] it works in macos and linux mint but not ubuntu.. [03:49] i usb'd it and it comes up.. i usually have it usb'd to my windows desktop and all other machines print wireless to it.. [03:51] xboxbml: CUPS is used for printer connections, and nowadays expects devices to do IPP. Have you used the CUPS local web admin interface to search for the device? [03:51] xboxbml: as in http://localhost:631/ [03:52] no i don't think so.. i'm very new to linux.. i did the add printer and it searches and cups comes up by default [03:55] i tried to send something to it and it says could not start the printer please check configuration [03:55] ugh [03:55] CUPS is developed by Apple so it should behave very similarly across OSes even. Note however it relies on MulticastDNS for discovery (zeroconf/bonjeur) so firewall rules or network organisation can cause problems. E.g. the printer needs to be in the same Ethernet broadcast domain as the PC [03:55] xboxbml: the PC has discovered the printer then? [03:56] yeah this is my home network.. [03:56] everything on same subnet [03:57] but printer on wireless and this machine is wired [03:57] main wifi/router in basement and second one up here in office just acting like an AP [03:57] and switch [04:12] TJ: well i discovered that somehow it wasn't connected on wifi.. i fixed that and it is pingable [04:12] however, it still will not print [04:14] xboxbml: well, that's progress! Not being connected is a major problem :D [04:14] xboxbml: has CUPS discovered it on the network and added a driver for it? [04:14] yeah i can't figure who did that or why it was like that.. [04:15] crap, now my machine is hosed searching for printers [04:16] if you've previously connected the printer via USB, then that 'printer' won't work and you'll need to add a 2nd 'printer' on the network connection [04:16] yeahi know.. that's what i'm doing [04:16] OK :) [04:16] i removed usb and connected it back to desktop [04:17] i think i gotta restart...brb [04:21] hello what is the offtopic channel's name? [04:22] !ot [04:22] oh [04:22] #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please register with NickServ (see /msg ubottu !register) and use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [04:22] thx [04:38] TJ: i'm back [04:38] also had to fix wifi issue on this air.. [04:39] so i can ping the printer by ip [04:44] xboxbml: does CUPS discover the printer though? [04:45] well, i say add a printer and the big icon circles and it comes up with the MP560 and CUPS-BRF-Printer [04:46] still does same thing if i select the CUPS printer [04:47] kinda ticking me off [04:48] it discovers that info from the printer itself, via mDNS service discovery (this is IPP - Internet Printer Protocol) - it is possible the printer isn't providing the correct info - often the case it is incomplete or incorrect [04:48] i'm fortunate this printer still works with catalina.. not really sure how i got it to work [04:48] but it does work on mint [04:49] e.g I have Samsung colour laser on network; it works with IPP brilliantly, even understands and uses IPv6! But, it doesn't listen on the IPv6 address to print!! [04:49] (but advertises that it does listen on IPv6 via its mDNS-SD IPP records!) [05:01] i go into Additional Printer Settings.. [05:01] click Add [05:02] Generic CUPS-BRF comes up along with Enter URI and Network Printer.. I expand network printer and I see the Canon MP560 at 192.168.1.5... [05:03] xboxbml: I always use the CUPS admin not the desktop GUI tools which dumb everything down [05:03] I click on it and it wants to search for drivers.. i go into canon and that model isn't there [05:03] xboxbml: as I said earlier https://localhost:631/ [05:04] xboxbml: if the printer offers IPP it'll be listed as such so you get much more info, and choices [05:05] ok i see ipp.. selected it now what [05:05] there's a Enter device URI at the top [05:05] if the printer was listed as a discovered network printer that should be filled automatically [05:08] crap.. wish i could copy/paste screenshots [05:09] dbungert, guiverc, does the the new autoinstaller tooling use Casper for everything? [05:10] or rather, is casper the init process for the subiquity autoinstaller? [05:11] init process, to my understanding [05:12] this just sucks.. this printer...ugh [05:12] once you make it as far as subiquity, casper really isn't super relevant [05:13] but from your use case, klausfiend, I'm not sure the subiquity network stuff will help you if you have to get it sorted out before subiquity starts. [05:16] dbungert: so i'm pretty well-read on preseed but this subiquity stuff is still pretty new to me, where does the actual bootstrap tooling get loaded from? cpio tells me the only thing in the U20 live ISO initrd is some kernel microcode [05:16] I'm fuzzy on that part, I mostly know what goes on once subiquity takes over :) [05:16] how can I add a launcher to the dashboard for an executable that lives at ~/.local/kitty.app/bin/kitty? It doesn't let me 'add to favourites' [05:17] dbungert: bummer :-( thanks for your insights [05:18] klausfiend: cpio is not good for reading initrd.img; you want unmkinitramfs -- that understands images that have microcode pre-prended [05:18] TJ-: oh yeah? [05:18] lemme try that [05:19] klausfiend: that'll extract the actual code into a sub-dir ./main/ [05:19] nothing to see, unfortunately: [05:19] /tmp/u20/ [05:19] /tmp/u20/early [05:19] /tmp/u20/early/kernel [05:19] /tmp/u20/early/kernel/x86 [05:19] /tmp/u20/early/kernel/x86/microcode [05:19] "unmkinitramfs /boot/initrd.img path/to/directory" [05:20] ugh, sorry about that [05:20] looks like i got muted [05:21] is there a better way to paste stuff here [05:22] i booted mint and got all the printer settings [05:23] klausfiend: why do you need to paste it? we already know what the listing looks like [05:25] right, but i tried unmkinitramfs and it only found the microcode, same as cpio [05:26] xboxbml: did you try adding your canon tru gnome systemsettings? [05:26] xboxbml: some canons might need extra drivers too [05:26] have no idea how to do that [05:27] didn't have to do that in mint [05:27] xboxbml: systemsettings/printers/add printer [05:27] that's what i've been doing [05:27] and does it list? [05:28] yeah [05:28] but it wants to search for drivers and goes into the vendor list.. i select Canon but there is no MP560 in there [05:30] found solution here nvm https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/binary/#desktop-integration-on-linux [05:31] xboxbml: few ppa's here; https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2442510 [05:34] ugh, i see something in the squashfs image that leads me to believe the behavior i'm trying to modify is fixed [05:35] klausfiend: where is this file you're aiming unmkinitramfs at? [05:37] TJ-: i did this: unmkinitramfs /mnt/storage/images/ubuntu20/initrd /tmp/u20 [05:38] this is what's in the casper squashfs, though: https://termbin.com/wb3fz [05:38] klausfiend: right, what I meant was where is that initrd coming from? is it in an Ubuntu ISO image, or did you build it yourself? [05:40] TJ-: it's straight from the U20 netinstall ISO [05:41] klausfiend: "U20" means nothing to me [05:41] klausfiend: we have 20.04 and 20.10 [05:41] sorry, 20.04 LTS [05:41] specifically ubuntu-20.04.3-live-server-amd64.iso [05:41] klausfiend: is it one of the point releases, e.g. 20.04.2 ? AHA [05:41] although the .2 live server ISO initrd wasn't any different in layout [05:44] wow! releases.ubuntu.com lost its IPv6 addresses [05:47] TJ: WONDERFUL!! Thanks so much!! It works! [05:47] !cookie | xboxbml [05:47] xboxbml: Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie! [05:47] !cookie | TJ- [05:47] TJ-: Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie! [05:48] oops sorry [05:48] xboxbml: which 'it' fixed it? [05:48] lotuspsychje: That was meant for you! [05:48] apt-cache search bjnp [05:48] sudo apt-get install cups-backend-bjnp [05:49] !cookie | lotuspsychje [05:49] lotuspsychje: Wow! You're such a great helper, you deserve a cookie! [05:49] :D [05:49] oh lol [05:50] !info bjnp [05:50] Package bjnp does not exist in hirsute [05:51] !info cups-backend-bjnp [05:51] cups-backend-bjnp (2.0.3-1, hirsute): printer backend for Canon BJNP protocol. In component universe, is optional. Built by cups-bjnp. Size 27 kB / 77 kB [05:51] You get a cookie and you get a cookie. Everyone gets a cookie! :') [05:51] lol [05:51] maybe they should add that package by default instead of optional [05:52] it's late.. having hard time reading all these lines crunched together.. thanks all! [05:52] enjoy xboxbml [06:11] TJ-: so, uh, it seems good ol' BOOTIF= might actually be all i need [06:12] dbungert: ^^ sometimes the old ways are best? === Pony is now known as Guest3120 [06:24] i feel a bit sheepish lol [07:19] hello? [07:20] hello [07:32] ah cool :) [07:33] ;,\'§§§w [07:34] how can i upgrade from 20.04 to 21.04 ? [07:34] should i reinstall everything with a fresh installation ? [07:35] hmm no it is better to stay with 20.04 [07:35] long mantainance [07:38] pycode: yeah... 20.04 is lts [07:39] iogue, so basically every two years there is a new LTS version right? [07:43] pycode: yes but a lts release is supported with security updates and bug fixes for five years [07:43] ok so 20.04 still has a long life [07:46] pycode: but if you don't require full stability and likes to have the latest distro updates, you can install a non-lst release like 21.04 [07:48] pycode: and if you are have a adventurer spirit you can even try 20.10, but things can get a litle unstable if you don't mind [07:49] iogue, no no it is a webserver that need to run for long time, i need a stable version with security updates [07:49] i am not so brave :D [07:50] pycode: :D === diskin is now known as Guest9127 === diskin_ is now known as diskin [07:53] pycode: You can read about how it works here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LTS [07:55] hi [07:55] how do you install fff file explorer on ubuntu? [07:56] iogue, you said 20.10 (typo?) but I think you meant 21.10/impish (note: both 20.10 (EOL) & 21.10 (beta) are off-topic here for support, so considering support options is useful) [07:58] guiverc: yeahp... typo [07:58] onizu, there is no `fff` package on any supported release; providing details of what file-explorer you mean (a link) may help [07:58] https://github.com/dylanaraps/fff [08:00] https://www.tecmint.com/fff-fast-file-manager-for-linux/ maybe helpful, but sorry I've no experience with it [08:01] (I'd likely just follow instructions from link you gave, ie. https://github.com/dylanaraps/fff#distros) [08:04] yea, i was wondering if there was a repo that allowed installation via apt-get in ubuntu [08:04] does anyone know if there's a way to use serveral monitors with independant vitual desktops at the same time? [08:05] thank iogue [08:23] onizu: search ppa.launchpad.net [08:24] ducasse: ok === riderjj is now known as juanjo === mart is now known as vimart [10:35] Hi all, I read online that ubuntu has support for miracast for screening on external device via WiFi [10:36] is it corresponding to the truth? [10:36] if so, where can I read the implementatation? [10:41] Franciman, the ubuntu phone had miracast support ... buut thats moved to #ubports ... for the desktop there are tools like "mkchromecast" in the archive [10:41] sad [10:41] (but that is chromecast, not miracast indeed) [10:41] I would be a sucker for a miracast implementation for linux [10:42] there are various projects trying to get miracast into gnome though ... none of them ar packaged yet [10:42] https://github.com/albfan/miraclecast and https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-network-displays [10:52] ogra: yea, I tried both of them [10:52] miraclecast for now has just the connection setup [10:53] then you are responsible for how to share things [10:53] (and I don't know how to do it lol) [10:53] the other one does not work [10:53] I hope they get better! [11:59] got the resume initramfs error, help? [12:10] what in literal fuck [12:11] Hi folks === greknod22 is now known as greknod2 === greknod24 is now known as greknod2 [14:29] https://pasteboard.co/hi63KbnCzN5g.png what should i do now [14:30] croraf, paste ' sudo apt update | nc termbin.com 9999' [14:31] https://termbin.com/vyf4 ioria [14:31] Below the given link there is also more errors: W: An error occurred during the signature verification. The repository is not updated and the previous index files will be used. GPG error: https://repo.skype.com/deb stable InRelease: The following signatures were invalid: EXPKEYSIG 1F3045A5DF7587C3 Skype Linux Client Repository [14:31] W: Failed to fetch https://repo.skype.com/deb/dists/stable/InRelease The following signatures were invalid: EXPKEYSIG 1F3045A5DF7587C3 Skype Linux Client Repository [14:32] W: Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead. [14:34] croraf, well, i don't use those repos... but i'd say you have a wrong/outdated signature [14:34] Hi [14:35] croraf, meaning, delete that and re-download a new key [14:35] If theres a particular package that I suspect might be shafted from the next ubuntu version, what is the best approach to collecting all its file and turning it into a deb or an /opt install etc? [14:40] ioria, seems like skype is the only thing that is doing the problem? [14:41] croraf, as far i can see now; sudo apt-key del 1F3045A5DF7587C3 [14:41] When I scan paper with my Brother DCP-L2550DW scanner using "Document Scanner" (simple-scan), the paper size is _slightly_ wrong. How can I fix this? [14:42] croraf, curl https://repo.skype.com/data/SKYPE-GPG-KEY | sudo apt-key add - [14:42] croraf, and sudo apt update [14:42] I've now closed skype and the warning went away [14:43] Skype client was giving me warning that I should close it and apply updates. Guess now it is ok. [14:44] Oh, "sudo apt update" still gave me error, even though the error in UI is missing. [14:44] But now after I did curl... apt-key add -, and sudo apt update it shows no error :) [14:45] thx ioria [14:45] ok, no prob [14:51] laurus, do you have a ~/.cache/simple-scan/state file ? [14:51] ioria: Let me check. [14:51] Yes. It doesn't mention paper size though. [14:52] laurus, move it from there (or delete) and restart simple-scan [14:53] Okay. [14:55] I just downloaded Matrix screensaver as a JAR file. How do I install it so it is loaded? [14:55] ioria: When I open a test scanned PDF in GIMP, it's 821 pixels by 1092, not 850 by 1100. The ratios are different: 0.7518315 vs 0.7727273. [15:01] I've installed JDK 17, but when testing java version it says 11 [15:02] I think there's some command to switch the system java version isn't it [15:02] does that matrix jar site give install instructions? [15:02] like multiple jdks live alongside [15:02] !java [15:02] To just use java you need a "Java Runtime Environment" (JRE) and/or a browser plugin. If that is not sufficient you will need a "Java Development Kit" (JDK) aka "Software Development Kit" (SDK). Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java about how to install one of three current implementations. [15:03] on that wiki it tells you how to select a java version [15:03] Maybe I should give up. [15:04] I can't seem to find how to set paper size in some kind of command-line interface [15:04] And Simple Scan seems to have no documentation of this [15:07] laurus, simplescan gui gives papersize, standard set to automatic [15:07] so, use the gui? [15:07] oerheks: I set it to Letter. It doesn't fix this, this is "slightly off" [15:07] As I mentioned, the resulting scans should be 8.5 x 11 but they're not, they're slightly a different ratio. [15:08] Or is it just that any scanner cannot fully scan to the margins of a page? [15:09] 8.5 x 11 inch is A4.. [15:09] oerheks: No [15:10] A4 is 210 mm x 297 mm, which is about 8-1/4 in x 11-3/4 in. [15:10] Letter is 8.5 in x 11 in. [15:17] I think I'll just give up and try to not write close to the margins on pages [15:28] greetings, my ssh login to my ubuntu server periodically clears the screen and shows the ssh login message? What is causing this? [16:38] iomari891: what's the "ssh login message"? which client are you using? which ubuntu version is runnung on the server? are you connecting oiver internet? === diskin_ is now known as diskin === Oxfuxxx__ is now known as oxfuxxx === oxfuxxx is now known as Oxfuxxx [17:24] ute [17:25] film [18:16] can I get gnome to drag files from nautilus to apps on gnome dash apps [18:16] ? [18:17] or I can't because effects are disabled [18:32] hello [18:32] derek_: hi [18:33] if you have a Ubuntu support question just ask, offtopic chit chat is in #ubuntu-offtopic [18:33] i recently installed ubuntu 20.04. on the live usb "try ubuntu" my bluetooth worked. I installed 20.04 onto my sata sdd and now the bluetooth settings say "no bluetooth found. plug in a dongle to use bluetooth" can someone point me towards an article or help me troubleshoot please? [18:35] Mekaneck, [18:38] derek_, did you run full updates? sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade # and also typr 'driver' in dash and the additional driver tool comes up, any available? [18:39] i recently installed ubuntu 20.04. on the live usb "try ubuntu" my bluetooth worked. I installed 20.04 onto my sata sdd and now the bluetooth settings say "no bluetooth found. plug in a dongle to use bluetooth" can someone point me towards an article or help me troubleshoot please? [18:39] Is 5.11 the kernel used for 20.04.3 (that is latest LTS Ubuntu version)? [18:41] derek_: Might need to shutdown the machine and do a cold boot [18:41] croraf_, no, 5.4 https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux [18:41] i think 5.11 comes with HWE [18:41] !hwe [18:41] The Ubuntu LTS enablement stacks provide newer kernel and X support for existing LTS releases, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack [18:42] oerheks, thanks. Should I install HWE? [18:43] i would, for LTS. [18:43] is "modprobe btusb" starting a service for a bluetooth usb adapter? what if i have an internal adapter? [18:44] jeremy31, theres a bug report about this and it has me "rmmod btusb" and then modprobe btusb" should i restart after that? [18:44] oerheks, I guess in a month or so 20.04.4 will come out, right? That should have higher kernel version? [18:44] derek_: If that didn't work, do a shutdown and cold boot [18:45] croraf_, yes, AFAIK the one that impish is going to have, 5.13 ?? [18:46] not sure on the same date... [18:49] oerheks, thanks. I see, I see. I think it will come couple months later than Impish. As seen here: https://ubuntu.com/about/release-cycle [18:49] after serious testing, indeed, it is LTS. [18:53] hello [18:53] Halleluiare, Sires [18:53] jeremy31, i restarted and nothing [18:54] i recently installed ubuntu 20.04. on the live usb "try ubuntu" my bluetooth worked. I installed 20.04 onto my sata sdd and now the bluetooth settings say "no bluetooth found. plug in a dongle to use bluetooth" can someone point me towards an article or help me troubleshoot please? [18:55] derek_: have you considered finding out what kind of bluetooth hardware you have? [18:55] there was someone that had the exact same problem here a few minutes ago [18:56] cbreak, https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0832MR4WB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 [18:56] cbreak, that is the hardware i have [18:56] Did you have inxi and clipit? Tell me about yout bluetooth-connection [18:57] i could pare my bluetooth headset and listen to youtube videos [18:57] pair* [18:57] now "settings" says i dont have a bluetooth adaptor installed. i have not changed any hardware [18:59] https://pasteboard.co/2IuiAwYeNHgK.png [18:59] thats a screenshot of my bluetooth settings [18:59] and if you type `lsusb` on your terminal? [19:00] does something Bluetooth related show up? [19:00] https://pastebin.com/WfJi9Qst [19:00] derek_, did you run full updates? sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade # and also typr 'driver' in dash and the additional driver tool comes up, any available? [19:01] i "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade" and i installed the nvidia 470 driver..... [19:02] mind the 'full-upgrade' [19:02] !fullupgrade [19:02] !full-upgrade [19:02] !distupgrade [19:02] A dist-upgrade will install new dependencies for packages already installed and may remove packages if they are no longer needed. This will not bring you to a new release of Ubuntu, see !upgrade if that is your intention. [19:02] ill do that right now. there is only one proprietary driver in "drivers" and thats for my graphics card [19:03] oke, it seems that the bt chip is not recognized, or it is a wifi/bt combo without the proper driver [19:03] 0 packages install 0 upgraded on "full-upgrade [19:03] it is wifi/bt combo [19:03] but it worked in live install [19:04] so should i not, by default at least have the driver? [19:05] rfkill list [19:05] derek@Dereks-Desktop:~$ rfkill list [19:05] 0: phy0: Wireless LAN [19:05] Soft blocked: no [19:05] Hard blocked: no [19:05] oke [19:06] then i have to guess; maybe backport-iwlwifi-dkms fixes the driver [19:06] !info backport-iwlwifi-dkms [19:06] backport-iwlwifi-dkms (8613-0ubuntu2, hirsute): iwlwifi driver backport in DKMS format. In component universe, is optional. Built by backport-iwlwifi-dkms. Size 1,569 kB / 10,062 kB [19:06] on my system, the `btusb` driver takes care of the AX200 [19:06] install, and reboot builds the driver [19:06] but your thing is maybe something incompatible [19:06] and it's not even listed in lsusb, which is weird [19:06] derek_: is it listed in lshw? [19:06] how could it be incompatible if it worked in the live install? [19:07] cbreak, yes, that is why i think of backport-iwlwifi-dkms [19:07] oerheks: the amazon thing writes it's some AX200 thing [19:07] but it also writes it's an AX3000... so... who knows... :( [19:08] live iso has an older kernel, and iwdrivers i guess. they match [19:08] wait... [19:08] on my system, the btusb.ko comes from `linux-modules-extra-5.11.0-36-generic` [19:09] there is one thing i did different [19:09] (it's a 21.04) [19:09] i was using cat5 and had the wifi turned off when i was using bluetooth [19:09] would that make a difference? that would be stupid if i had to choose one or the other [19:10] is there a tutorial on installing that driver? [19:10] do you have linux-modules-extra-5.11.0-36-generic installed? [19:11] it seems available for focal: https://packages.ubuntu.com/focal/kernel/linux-modules-extra-5.11.0-36-generic [19:11] or some other linux-modules-extra? [19:11] ive installed very little beyon "istall 3rd party extras" ticked on installation [19:12] should i install that module? [19:12] maybe. I don't know if it'd help you. [19:12] "linux-modules-extra-5.11.0-36-generic is already the newest version (5.11.0-36.40~20.04.1). [19:12] " [19:12] so you should have thekernel module that handles the bluetooth ax200 I have [19:13] yeah... [19:14] lshw | grep AX200 # does this list anything? [19:15] or with AX300? [19:16] if it shows something, then maybe the full output of lshw in a pastebin can give someone enough hints to help you. [19:16] nothing for either [19:17] shouldnt the ax200 show up in the proprietary drivers list? [19:17] anything "UNCLAIMED" in lshw? [19:17] my ax200 uses btusb, it's not a proprietary driver [19:18] or maybe a FN + bt key, on your keyboard [19:18] https://pastebin.com/8bUzSAC0 [19:19] its a desktop computer. [19:19] no bluetooth "switch" on keyboard [19:20] Take freespire and your https://itectec.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-intel-ax200-wifi-card-not-found-on-ubuntu-20-04/ grafkcard is working [19:20] looks like the AX200 thing is recognized as WLAN [19:21] yeah [19:21] im speaking with you via wifi now [19:21] using this card. [19:21] but 0 bluetooth functionality [19:23] is ax3000 the bluetooth ? [19:23] that's what the crappy amazon listing might indicate [19:24] sudo apt install backport-iwlwifi-dkms [19:25] i found this [19:25] https://askubuntu.com/questions/1272481/intel-ax200-wifi-works-but-bluetooth-doesnt [19:25] and it has these [19:25] https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=kZUy90XZijUtNfb5PUFgeVyssnKP2HrJvbhy [19:25] Pls be sure to get backports in your source.list [19:25] but how do i install them? [19:25] deliver : its been a bit is that still /etc/fstab/srouces.list ? [19:26] sources.list* [19:26] deliver_, no, backports are not needed for this. [19:26] just that package [19:27] Error! The /var/lib/dkms/backport-iwlwifi/8324/5.11.0-36-generic/x86_64/dkms.conf for module backport-iwlwifi includes a BUILD_EXCLUSIVE directive which [19:27] does not match this kernel/arch. This indicates that it should not be built. [19:27] Skipped. [19:27] oerheks, how do i install the drivers in the link i provided? [19:28] not sure, i do not trust pcloud [19:28] https://backports.debian.org/Instructions/ sry for this: deb http://deb.debian.org/debian buster-backports main [19:28] weird, do you have an ancient CPU? [19:29] i have an I5 9600 3.7ghx 6 core 64bit [19:29] #join ubuntu-fr [19:30] oerheks, manufacture date is 2019 i bought it in february of 2020 [19:32] The problem is that the bluetooth isn't found at all, not even in lsusb [19:33] jeremy31, yeah... thats the problem. yet the wifi part of the card is working better than it ever has. i never got 28 mbps on windows ten [19:33] jeremy31, how do i rectify the problem? [19:34] derek_: I am not sure, may have to reset BIOS to defaults [19:35] jeremy31, why would bios have anything to do with this problem? [19:36] emmabuntu in nigeria: what do you think about it: https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=emmabuntus [19:36] derek_: I am not sure but it might be enough to reveal that bluetooth device [19:36] jeremy31, this bluetooth device isan add on card. bios is only pertaining to the motherboard. [19:37] derek_: Part of the Intell wifi card? [19:39] jeremy31, its not an intel wifi card [19:41] derek_: Your paste shows a wifi card using the iwlwifi module, it is Intel [19:43] ax200 is indeed intel [19:43]